West Africa · Rural FTTH
West Africa Rural FTTH Procurement Plan
A rural FTTH quotation becomes useful when feeder, distribution, last-mile materials and delivery lots follow the actual network sections—not a single undivided product list.

01 · Three decisions to settle first
Coverage before quantities
Map villages, handholes, pole groups and subscriber clusters before calculating cable and box quantities.
Split ratio before box capacity
Confirm the optical budget and splitter stages before selecting distribution boxes by port count.
Delivery lots before packing
Group drums, coils and accessories by construction phase so remote crews can identify the correct materials.
02 · Recommended project structure
| Network section | Typical product family | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Feeder and distribution | GYTA/GYTS duct cable or ADSS | Route method, fibre count, splice points and drum schedule |
| Distribution points | PLC splitters, closures and FTTH boxes | Split ratio, connector type, capacity and environmental sealing |
| Subscriber connection | GJYXCH drop cable and fittings | Outdoor span, building entry, coil length and termination method |
03 · Information to send with the RFQ
- Feeder and distribution: Route method, fibre count, splice points and drum schedule
- Distribution points: Split ratio, connector type, capacity and environmental sealing
- Subscriber connection: Outdoor span, building entry, coil length and termination method
- Coverage before quantities: Map villages, handholes, pole groups and subscriber clusters before calculating cable and box quantities.
- Split ratio before box capacity: Confirm the optical budget and splitter stages before selecting distribution boxes by port count.
04 · Factory evidence buyers can request
The quotation should connect the proposed construction to production, optical testing and shipment records. Ask for evidence for the offered model and order—not generic marketing files.

Cable construction and jacket marking confirmed before the run

OTDR attenuation and length checks recorded before packing

Labels, quantities and packing checked before loading
05 · Related technical pages
06 · Route-specific buyer questions
What should be confirmed for Feeder and distribution?
Route method, fibre count, splice points and drum schedule. GYTA/GYTS duct cable or ADSS.
What should be confirmed for Distribution points?
Split ratio, connector type, capacity and environmental sealing. PLC splitters, closures and FTTH boxes.
What should be confirmed for Subscriber connection?
Outdoor span, building entry, coil length and termination method. GJYXCH drop cable and fittings.
Quotation inputs for West Africa · Rural FTTH
Send the route sketch, planned homes, split ratio and delivery location. We can turn them into a separated cable and accessory schedule.
